Mi'sen

It would take a while to unpick all the ways in which I think it’s interesting, but if you’re looking for something to listen to and like meditation, you’ll probably enjoy this monologue-cast.

"My relationship with this idea, technique, lineage is deep & intimate but also cautious, at times critical. Despite such resistance it is probably true to say that I am at heart more Kagyu than anything else; this continually ripens in a curious unfolding of immanence & history"

Although it doesn't really mean a whole lot, I can respect why someone might say they feel more _x_ than anything. Curious, how people are drawn to cultural spheres - and their way of thinking/behaving - even when they don't see those frames as their dominant group.

eg: nearly all - with a few important exceptions - of the most interesting & committed meditators I have met seem equally skeptical of identifying with any particular religious institution as they are with their arguably naive rejection. Resisting cultural footings is futile.